Blog Farmers learning from farmers: Insights into pasture-raised chickens Image: Dion Georgopoulos @Canberra Times/ACM. There are many benefits to regenerating soils and landscapes, but…Chris WiefferingOctober 21, 2022
Blog New and Young Farmers – Part Two Overcoming challenges Soils for Life readers have asked for more stories on how to get…Chris WiefferingOctober 21, 2022
Blog Collaboration, Chickens and Carbon: The story of Amberly Farm Image: Dion Georgopoulos @Canberra Times/ACM. There are many benefits to regenerating soils and landscapes, but…Chris WiefferingOctober 21, 2022
Blog New and Young Farmers – Part One Overcoming challenges in getting started Recent research undertaken by The Farmer Incubator in partnership with…Chris WiefferingJune 14, 2022
Blog Peer to peer learning in farming communities. Farmer-led learning groups are springing up across Australia. Croppers in Southeast Queensland are forming their…Chris WiefferingJune 10, 2022
Blog In Conversation with Harriet Finlayson “I love the idea of legacy and continuing to make it better. When you think…Chris WiefferingMarch 8, 2022
Blog Farmer Researchers As part of the Rangelands Living Skin project, producers are running trials of low-cost, scalable…Chris WiefferingJune 14, 2022
Blog Drought resilience on the Southern Downs The last drought across Southeast Queensland was incredibly challenging. Every farm had to make tough…Chris WiefferingMarch 30, 2022
Blog National Regenerative Agriculture Day Last month, National Regenerative Agriculture Day events were held around the country. Soils for Life…Chris WiefferingMarch 30, 2022
Blog Drought and flood resilience through land enhancement Hoping to improve drought and flood resilience (as well as soil health and biodiversity), Gleneden…Chris WiefferingMarch 30, 2022
8 familiesBlogRegenerative conversations Chooks for Change Chooks for Change Chickens are taking off! These little ground-scratching legends support profitable enterprises, regenerate…Chris WiefferingDecember 20, 2021
BlogUncategorised The power of groups: The secret to the 8 families success Regenerative farmer Gill Sanbrook is part of the 8 families group in the Gundagai/Holbrook area,…Chris WiefferingAugust 26, 2021
BlogUncategorised Navigating land stewardship incentive programs The complexities of land stewardship incentive programs can be challenging for farmers to navigate, with…Chris WiefferingNovember 26, 2021
Blog Farmer in Focus: Jamie Wright The reliance on chemical inputs particularly for weed management in cropping systems is leading to…Chris WiefferingSeptember 15, 2021
BlogNews Regenerating pastures: Interview with Rachael Treasure Changing from a conventional, high input grazing system to a low input regenerative system doesn’t…Chris WiefferingJuly 12, 2021
BlogEducationGrains The risk management benefits of pasture cropping Pasture cropping - Flexible management for stable profits and landscape regeneration When conditions are right,…Chris WiefferingJune 10, 2021
BlogNews National Soil Strategy and 2021 Budget National Soil Strategy and 2021 Budget Soils for Life welcomes the launch of the National…Chris WiefferingMay 14, 2021
Blog Pay dirt: $200 million dollar plan for Australia’s degraded soil is a crucial turning point The food we eat, the clothes we wear, the air we breathe, the water we…Chris WiefferingMay 13, 2021
BlogRangelands Living Skin Rangelands Living Skin The Rangelands Living Skin is a four-year project linking farming families, scientists and other collaborators…Chris WiefferingMay 6, 2021